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| | ... This time it's different. Even adding the 666-point drop recorded in the previous trading day, the overall 7% fall correction of February 2018 hardly compares with the 22.6% crash of Black Monday 1987. This time it's different again for there weren't ... |
| | | ... continues to strengthen in anticipation of some withdrawal of stimulus from the BOJ. The stronger yen would precipitate a correction in the Nikkei-225 index, erode Japanese exporters' competitiveness, reducing export earnings and, more importantly, place ... |
| | | ... by 9.1% in the year to November. While this is less than market expectations for an 8.9% gain, it represents a mere correction from the 8.8% annual growth rate in the previous month which was the slowest pace since 1996. China's total social financing ... |
| | | ... notably extended." Measures of stock market volatility are historically low. We have now gone 12 months without a 3% correction in the US market. This is extraordinarily unusual. While household debt to GDP has improved over the past eight years, corporate ... |
| | | ... production in Chinese factories that would reduce demand (and hence, prices) of raw materials. Not to mention, the expected correction in commodity prices going forward. |
| | | ... more likely than decreased returns over the next three years, with few expressions of concern about a potential market correction. Reflecting that, the majority (78%) of participants said they would change a client's asset allocation either annually ... |
| | | ... active management industry. She highlighted two SPIVA principles: first, the fact that it employs "survivorship bias correction." This means that while funds may be liquidated or merged during a period of study, these funds are still included. S&P explains ... |
| | | ... which the average investor should be aware. She highlighted two key SPIVA principles: first, the survivorship bias correction. This means that while funds may be liquidated or merged during a period of study, these funds are still included. S&P explains ... |
| | | ... yields returned to speculating on the Fed's next move. In hindsight, the April 2017 experience proved to be a healthy correction for the equity markets. It got rid of those only along for the ride and aren't entirely convinced of continued gains while ... |
| | | ... that China exploit this improved growth to speed up reforms "on tackling financial sector risks" to head off a steep correction in the future. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is on the case. Citing the Chinese central bank's statement following its ... |
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